change Erlang managed thread attribute to be the Erlang process #491
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When a PR to add these attributes to otel Erlang/Elixir was opened it was pointed out the example is wrong and to match the other examples of what a "managed" thread is this should be the Erlang process id and not the scheduler id which is an OS thread.
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Since this is just an example change I haven't added it to the changelog. Happy to add one.
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